Treatment
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The main ingredients are both steamed and raw Sanqi, roots of Tienchi ginseng also known as "Notoginseng", Panax pseudoginseng, and Rhizoma Dioscoreae. These two ingredients are then combined with astringent herbs that absorb excess bleeding, invigorate the blood and enhance healing including myrrh and dragon's blood a resinous for internal bleeding.
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